C100 V1 Tapo Camera User Guide

Tapo C100 V1 Tapo Camera

Product Information

The Tapo Camera is a versatile camera that allows you to monitor your surroundings and capture high-quality footage. With its easy-to-use features and advanced technology, it is the perfect solution for home security or monitoring your pets.

Specifications

• Model: Tapo C100 V1, Tapo C200 V1, TC60 V1, TC70 V1
• Firmware Format: .bin
• MicroSD Card Compatibility: Supports microSD cards up to [insert maximum capacity]

Product Usage Instructions

Step 1: Download Firmware
Visit the official website and locate the model number of your camera. Click on the corresponding model number to download the firmware for your camera.

Step 2: Unzip Firmware
After downloading the firmware, unzip the file. Inside the folder, you will find a .bin file. Rename this file to ‘factory_up_boot’.

Step 3: Prepare MicroSD Card
Insert a microSD card into your computer and create a folder named ‘Tapo Firmware’ (or any desired name). Copy and paste the ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ file into this folder.

Step 4: Insert MicroSD Card
Ensure that the Tapo Camera is powered on. Insert the microSD card containing the firmware into the camera’s microSD card slot.

Step 5: Power Cycle the Camera
Power off the camera and wait for a few seconds. Then, power it back on.

Step 6: Monitor Upgrade Process
Wait patiently and observe the system LED on the camera. It will change from red to blinking green quickly and then become solid green. This indicates that the firmware upgrade has succeeded.

Step 7: Remove MicroSD Card
After a few seconds, power off the camera again. Remove the microSD card from the camera.

Step 8: Optional Formatting
If you plan to use the microSD card for other purposes later, it is recommended to format it on your computer. Repeat Step 1 to format the microSD card and ensure that the ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ file is deleted. If it is still present, delete it manually.

Step 9: Reinsert MicroSD Card
Insert the microSD card back into the camera’s microSD card slot. Power off and then power on the camera again.

Step 10: Format MicroSD Card via Tapo APP
Open the Tapo APP on your mobile device and ensure that the camera’s status is good. Navigate to the settings menu and format the microSD card using the provided options. Once the formatting is complete, check if everything is functioning properly.

Specifications

link.com/upload/beta/2023/202312/20231204/PanasonicSDFormatter.zip)
Firmware Files| Corresponding to camera model
Tapo Camera Power Status| Must be powered on during insertion
System LED Indication| Red to blinking green, then solid green

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

.” image-0=”” headline-1=”p” question-1=”Do I need to rename the firmware file before copying it to the microSD card?” answer-1=”Yes, you need to rename the firmware file to ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ before copying it to the microSD card.” image-1=”” headline-2=”p” question-2=”How can I check if the firmware upgrade was successful?” answer-2=”After powering on the camera with the microSD card inserted, observe the system LED. It should change from red to blinking green quickly and then become solid green, indicating a successful upgrade.” image-2=”” headline-3=”p” question-3=”Can I use the microSD card for other purposes after the firmware upgrade?” answer-3=”Yes, you can use the microSD card for other purposes after the firmware upgrade. However, it is recommended to format the microSD card on your computer and delete the ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ file if you plan to use it later.” image-3=”” headline-4=”p” question-4=”What if the system LED does not turn solid green?” answer-4=”Ensure that the ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ file is correctly copied to the microSD card and follow the steps again. If the issue persists, contact support.” image-4=”” headline-5=”p” question-5=”Can the microSD card be used after the firmware upgrade?” answer-5=”Yes, but you will need to format the microSD card again on your computer and ensure the ‘factory_up_boot.bin’ file is deleted before reuse.” image-5=”” headline-6=”p” question-6=”What should I do if my Tapo Camera model is not listed?” answer-6=”Check the official website for your specific model’s firmware or contact customer support for assistance.” image-6=”” count=”7″ html=”true” css_class=””]

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)

Read User Manual Online (PDF format)  >>

Download This Manual (PDF format)

Download this manual  >>